Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 130
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- For all this beautitul Contrivance is lo,
- it there be no Inhabitane in thele Celestiat
- Bodies to enjoy the Benetit oF ic. 6. AII
- the Planets, deleribe aboue the sun in
- onc oEtheir Foci, Elliprick Orbits ot one
- Species or another; and ail the Satellits
- deleribe about their primary Ptanets in
- onc ot their Poci, Elliprick Orbits alto;
- and che Planes oF aII the Orbits do vers
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- wich che Plane oE che Pcliprick. That
- the Planets deseribe Flliptick Orbits about
- the sun, there is no manner ot doubt
- nou amons astronomers. And tho thes
- Cay, thac che Orbits oF the Satellits are
- noc exaccls Flliptical, Vec thac is From
- necellary Caules, and is not omine to
- Chance, bue to the already ectablistid
- Lars of che Universe; ver Cill cheir Or.
- bits are nearer Ellipses thanany other Geo-
- metrical Carves, and mar bc redued to
- chele; and thac the Planes oF the Orbits ol
- the Planets coincide rith the Plane ofthe
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 130. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0288?run=74